Hongmaoqing, which contains the history of Danshui

This is a fortress built by the Spaniards in 1629 to solidify their rule over Taiwan. It was originally called San Domingo, but now it is called Hongmao Cheng, meaning the castle of the red-haired people. It was later rebuilt by the Dutch, used by the Qing Dynasty, and later used as an embassy for the British government. During the Pacific War, it was occupied by the Japanese government again, and after the war, it was returned to Britain. After that, it was also used as an unofficial embassy of England. It was finally returned to Taiwan in 1980. It can be said to be a historical building that has been visited by a total of 7 countries. Operating hours are Monday to Friday, 09:30 ~ 17:00 Saturday and Sunday, 09:30 ~ 18:00 The admission fee is 80 NT dollars. This place is famous to the public as a filming location for Secrets That Cannot Be Told, but it would be a fun experience to go there knowing its history. If you come to Tamsui, visit the historic Hongmao Cheng. #HawaiiAirlineEvent